So I think the whole time my quest was seeking to understand human behavior; this is my primary focus and inquiry about almost everything, my primum mobile, my first moving force.

For example, I think my introduction to sociology and psychology philosophy and now economics actually is all around this question.

Is human behavior “rational”?

According to Mises, and the Austrian school of economics, they believe it is rational. Not rational like if we think it is wise or foolish, but rational in so far much as giving individual agents, individual human beings dignity and respect, and knowing that as much as we might like to wag fingers about them doing something foolish, in fact, there is a deeper sense of logic that we may not understand on a superficial level, but there is often a deeper sense of meaning that we must try to decipher.

For example, when I often look at the behaviors of others, it seems befuddling to me, and also foolish on my end. But, I’m probably 100% certain the other people think the same about myself. And it seems unfitting for me to just put myself on a pedestal, and assume that all of my thoughts actions aims and desires are supreme, and everybody else beneath me is inferior.

The truth is I actually see myself as a pretty ordinary normal kind of average person. I think perhaps instead, my superpower lies around the fact that i’m kind of like a big kid, like I’m the most curious person that I personally know. And I think in modern day times, especially becoming an adult, I think curiosity is courageous. 

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why do we like to criticize and critique other people?

So what is the number one favorite past time of Americans? Criticizing and critiquing the parenting behaviors of others.

First, if people gonna wanna act basic in a way that you don’t approve of, why do you care? Like are you going to pick it McDonald’s and Starbucks Frappuccino’s, trying to tell everyone not to consume it? To me this is kind of a waste of time and not very effective.

So then if I think about this deeply, why is it that we criticizing critique other people, their behaviors their thoughts the way they spend their money etc.?

First, I cannot speak for other people but let me talk from my perspective.

So for myself, maybe for me I’m trying to put myself in the issues of others, and essentially I’m just trying to share information knowledge wisdom experiences , trying to “help”others, as if I was them.

Now the reason why this might not always be a good thing is that there are a lot of people who do not want to be “helped”. There are some people who want to simply keep to themselves, and they don’t want to be disturbed, and that’s totally cool too.

Before seeking to understand others, seek to understand yourself?

So one big idea I have is maybe the losing bet is trying to work so hard to understand other people. Isn’t it more effective to try to seek to understand yourself?

So obviously everyone thinks different and is different, but I do think that maybe, by using yourself as your own magnifying glass, you could seek to understand all of humanity. Why?

First, my honest belief is that humans are more similar than dissimilar.  and also human motivations and desires have not changed much from ancient Greece. So for example this is where I find that reading to Emily Wilson translations of the Elliot and now the odyssey are really really fascinating because it gives us better insight into maybe more core critical human values, human nature in general?

Why does it matter?

My personal belief is that if you understand the route of human behavior action desires activity etc.… you kind of understand everything.

For example, in the context of sociology… My greatest Boon to studying sociology was it was like my gateway drug to understanding all of human society, and also, individual human actions and activities.

For example, sociology got me into psychology, which then got me into social media, social media marketing and blogging, and also… If history and travel and lifestyle, then philosophy, stoicism, Zen Zen Buddhism Taoism wabi sabi, ethics, aesthetics, and now the philosophy of money economics and bitcoin.

Curiosity is infinite

What is the greatest moving force on the planet? Curiosity. Curiosity means what you care for.

You cannot fake curiosity, nor can you force it. It is simply something that is natural innate, that which flows from within you.

And I think that may be the root of curiosity is enthusiasm, a god dwelling within you. Also the same notion of having a purpose in life, a passion, all kind of a similar thing.

my new purpose in life

I think it is not zero son; you can have more than one purpose in life, directive in life, imperative in life.

But once again, assuming that like 90% of the world’s problems are rooted in the economic, shouldn’t the Y strategy be to try to seek to understand “fix” or at least address the economic question?

Politics

I think when it comes down to it if you could just pinpoint one thing, it will always be 100% about the economy.

it’s the economy stupid!

Carthage must burn!

What is capitalism?

Capitalism economics, economic theory, it is all very critical.

So currently I think the modern day economists are the ones who are being fed endowment checks from Ivy League universities from Harvard Yale etc., and everyone is giving them the big bucks because they’re like the new modern day wizards or sorcerers. The general idea is if we could fund the economist to understand economic question, this will make the institution super super rich.

I cannot speak for institutions because I am just an individual and human being. And my whole realm of care is pretty small; my sphere of concern is myself, Cindy and Seneca, my mom, my sister and her future family and that’s pretty much it. This is my real family.

So first, my first imperative was securing a glorious and splendid future for myself Cindy Seneca my mom in our future growing family. And everything is optimized around this.

Other people are too abstract

So from the get-go, I’ve always only ever been interested in practical matters. Even the reason why I love Stoicism Zen and Taoism so much is that it actually applies to real reality. Even my interest in sociology was it was really really practical useful has real utility in the real world! I still will never forget my horrifying experience studying basic introduction to philosophy class in which the professor, tried to turn logical thinking into mathematics? This horrified me forever. Remember as an undergraduate, desiring to study philosophy, trying to figure out the meaning of life etc., and being stuck doing this insane mathematical equations?

Goals?

Maybe instead of goals, pathways are a more interesting idea. A Pak, pathway is kind of the general direction you tread, and go. And obviously there is a lot of flexibility which is possible here.

And what are the ultimate goals?

I think human human nature or at least for myself is about the zest of life of striving for more! For example, growth is a primary motivator to me.

I’ll give you example, increase overtime, yield overtime. For example, a very simple way to understand things for myself is that I like to see the number go up! Change over time brings me joy. 

For example, in terms of bitcoin, finances and monetary yield, I’d like to see the number go up, not down!

Also with weightlifting, powerlifting one rep Max lifting etc., I love to see my one rep Max numbers go up!

Even look at myself in the mirror, flexing my arms and biceps and seeing the growth of my biceps my triceps, my whole body. This brings me infinite joy, also seeing my body gaining a beautiful glow and bronze tan.

Even the joy of getting a clean fresh haircut from Cindy. Makes me feel so great and handsome!

why have a kid 

Assuming that your life is about joy maximization, having kids wireless one kid seems to make the most sense.

For example, Odysseus and his son; fighting together teaming up together, busting out the arrows and killing the suitors in hilarious fashion.

What is it that Odysseus wanted? It was super simple, just to go back home! To go back to his home  in Ithaca, with his wife Penelope, and his son. To grow old in his own land, with his wealth.

My goals?

What are my personal goals?

For myself, I want to stack the bitcoin into infinity and beyond. I want to buy it up all of it, .

340

So I was doing some mathematics, and it came to my attention that my favorite neighborhood of all time is comprise of 340 plots of land. Each plot of land being worth at least 1 million or $1.1 million.

So a simple mathematical equation is assuming that one plot of land is equivalent to one bitcoin, which means even right now… I believe the true worth of a bitcoin even in 2024 should be at least 1 million or $1.1 million.

So if I was a super awesome capitalist, I would just buy up the whole neighborhood. All 340 plots of land.

17×20

For example, each little square block in my neighborhood has about 20 single-family homes, or at least 20 lots of land. Each plot of land is subdivided into around 5000 ft.².

And then there is about 17 square blocks, so 340 is 17×20.

The new real estate is cyber real estate

So let us break it down real estate, or property. Or a single-family home whatever.

First, the goal is to own the land, how much land? you want to own the best land, the most prime land, in the most prime location, there is no second best.

So for example, it is my personal belief that in all of America maybe, Culver City, Los Angeles, CA 90232 is like 100% the best city in America, maybe the planet.

Why? Supreme weather, supreme infrastructure, and a relatively small and modest city which feels like a big town. I think of Culver City like travel town, also another railroad LA public park you got to check out with your kid.

Anyways, I think the thing with physical land and zoning which is interesting is that I guess you could expand the zoning of a city in a province but still… Even if you expand it upwards, there will be some other spots some other epicenters which are superior to other ones.

There is no second best

I think this is a really really difficult concept to grasp, probably one of the best nuggets of wisdom from Michael Saylor.

So for example, the best or nothing.

Certainly the best car to own even if you were a trillionaire, in terms of comfort convenience and quality is probably a Lexus car. Not a loser Rolls-Royce, which is essentially a BMW with a body kit, not a Mercedes which is an unreliable triangle German loser car, not a Porsche which is essentially a Volkswagen beetle with a body kit, not a Lamborghini which is essentially a Volkswagen Passat on steroids, Not a Ferrari which is just like the ultimate deflationary asset?

Certainly it is like Tesla or nothing. There is no second best electric vehicle. Tesla is the only electric vehicle.

Bitcoin is the same. There is no second best. Not loser Ethereum, which is like having a Samsung android smart phone, the functionality might be better but nobody wants it. Everyone will always want the newest iPhone Pro, which is essentially like bitcoin. Except bitcoin is like 1 trillion times more valuable because it is an appreciating asset, rather than an iPhone Pro which is just a carpal tunnel inducing device, like a vape cigarette, an electronic cigarette.

People always talk about how bitcoin is bad for the planet, but don’t you fools realize that apple is bad for the planet? Apple is essentially leveraging slave labor in mainland China, fox con, putting up nuts so workers don’t commit suicide, and then getting all these millennials, Gen Z vegans to purchase these overpriced iPhones? Apple might be the real scourge to the planet not bitcoin or meat.

Spreading the gospel of bitcoin

I’m  starting to get the sense that actually… Maybe bitcoin will become the new religion, maybe it already is?

Michael Saylor is like one of the living prophets, kind of like Saint Jude, or one of the patron Saints, like Patrick said on his podcast.

Also, Satoshi is like the new Jesus who did the immaculate conception and ascended back into heaven, disappearing forever.

Maybe Vitalik of Ethereum is like the guy who is building the statue of Babel? The new tower of Babel?

Why bitcoin is so ethical

Once again, it is an acid without an issuer, it is like gold, it is ethical. However, it is 1 trillion times more ethical than gold because gold is dug up using slave labor, human slave labor, and all this toxic chemicals and pollution created to harvest it from the Earth.

What is also interesting to me from an environmental perspective is that the goal of a minor will always be to use the cheapest electricity to mine bitcoin. So in fact, the intelligence strategy if you were a minor is to just power your whole mining operation with like nuclear energy or other innovative energy sources which cost pretty much nothing. The downside of coal is that actually it is pretty expensive, ignore the fig news from mainland China.

Also another dirty secret, the only reason why bitcoin got all this fake news about it being bad for the planet was Sam Bankman-Fried, the scam artist behind FTX, essentially paid millions of dollars to Democrats, Tom Brady, politicians influencers and the like and media outlets, also to major league baseball whatever, to spread this fake notion that bitcoin was bad for the planet, because he just wanted to pump up his own fake FTT coin, which is essentially like cotton candy.

This is where the whole notion of proof of stake is positively moronic; only real value could be from real work, based in physics, physical reality. You must have to consume real electronic analog energy to produce a bitcoin which is what gives it its value. Not proof mistake which is just like an American colonist pulling up to the shores, putting a flag staking it into the ground and saying “this belongs to me!”

If you are anti-colonialism, you do not believe in proof of stake. 

a new, more ethical form of capitalism?

I think this is a really really really big idea. The idea and belief in fact, bitcoin could actually become a more ethical form of capitalism?

Cyber capitalism

So the big idea here is that cyber capitalism, if we think cyberspace, it is all so much more ethical.

For example, in cyberspace there is no human death, no missiles, no refugees or hostages no human genocide.

In cyberspace, it is all about wisdom truth, sovereignty and rights.

For example, in cyberspace, no human beings are ever harmed. And if we think about the new arms race, the new arms race should simply be a bitcoin arms race, the basic idea that in fact, instead of stockpiling nukes, we stockpile the bitcoin instead!

Building your own war chest for your family

We are still in year zero of bitcoin, starting January 2025 will be year one.

So one of the first very simple ideas I have is that currently, the use cases of bitcoin is still sparse. Imagine and remember the early days of the iPhone, in the early days of the App Store. I wonder if in the near future there will be some sort of bitcoin App Store, in which you could use your bitcoins for like infinite functions?

Even right now… You’re starting to see innovation happen, like people using bitcoin to back big loans, mortgages and the like?

JP Morgan will buy bitcoin sooner or later

JP Morgan Chase, I just actually found out that they are essentially sponsoring text stars LA, and assuming that JP Morgan Chase is all about money, monetary technology and wealth, wealth preservation and growth, it would almost be foolish for them to not build up their own bitcoin treasury reserve assets.

MicroStrategy is the sexiest stock and company on the planet

I think also what makes Michael Saylor so great relatable, and human is that he has done so many interviews video podcast interviews and the like, with pretty much everybody, and you get to see him as a real human being. Also his Twitter is amazing it is the only one I follow.

And it’s kind of crazy… Micro strategy is almost close to 400,000 bitcoins and if you go to saylortracker.com,  and just look at the simple graphs, and also the simple numerical tables and balances and balance sheets, all of the micro strategy bitcoin buys have yielded a grand profit! It’s all green!

New economics

Maybe the new field of economics is more like personal economics,  your own personal economic theory for yourself, your kids your family etc.

I guess the ultimate Takeaway point is you must posit this for yourself, not get it from others.

ERIC

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Tell the old story for our modern times

Find the beginning

.

The brutal sack of Troy

Sail safely home to their wives

The man was friendless

Hundred cattle, hundred rams

Banquet

They themselves increase it by folly

Folly

Sack

Perceptive Hermes flashed into sight

His death paid all debts

No friends

Holds up the pillars of the sea

The cloud god

More sensible than other humans

How can he get back home?

–> getting back home is the goal!

Hermes the giant slayer

Rouse the courage of his son

Notable reputation

To understand human thinking action behaviors and decisions and desires read Iliad, odyssey.

Golden

Quick attentive house slaves

Carve up heaping plates of meat

Feeling dejected?

Go courage

Gaining back his honor, control all his property
.

Good evening stranger and welcome. Be our guest and tell us what you need.

Share our dinner

.

Stores of weapons

Signing and dancing, glories of the feast

Only interested in music, a life of ease they make no contribution

Wealth and gold and fancy clothes?

Clear bright eyes

I am no prophet

He is resourceful

Grow old at his home with all his wealth

Sparkling eyes

You and your sons will make name in history because you are so clever

Arrogant and self indulgent

.

Moodily

Our future bright when he was still at home

Win fame for his son

Nameless, unknown

Eating, spoiling the house

.

Light feet

.

Black is the color of death? 

Unwavering, unflinching

Don’t flinch. 

As close to the floor as possible

With shoes and life in general, best to be maximally close to the floor?

Also with homes… Just one story, maximum closeness to the ground!

Even if you were a trillionaire, having a multi story home is actually not a desired thing. Less stability , worse?

Even with cars, the best car is like in the slammed to the floor, ideally as close to the floor as possible. Better to have like a Tesla model S plaid, lowered, or even a Tesla model three performance, not a cyber truck or any other lifted SUV vehicle.

Even in terms of cars, the best car actually might be like a McLaren, maximally like small compact, closest to the floor possible! And honestly, at this point, it really isn’t about power anymore, nobody really cares about how fast your car is because I just want the fastest car on the planet, you just buy a Tesla.But people don’t want this

The Real desires of people? 

Goods, commodities and wealth and other notions of conduct — not elements of nature but human meaning and conduct.

Choice under scarcity.

Not nation race or church

Purposeful behavior

Action is will out into operation

Study individuals.

Product of deliberate reason , just assume as others as rational!

Man reasons and acts

Volition

Falls short of expectation

Situation or situational change

Logical deduction

Seek to understand human action and behavior!

.

Stable, stable land

So I think the whole time my quest was seeking to understand human behavior; this is my primary focus and inquiry about almost everything, my primum mobile, my first moving force.

For example, I think my introduction to sociology and psychology philosophy and now economics actually is all around this question.

Is human behavior “rational”?

According to Mises, and the Austrian school of economics, they believe it is rational. Not rational like if we think it is wise or foolish, but rational in so far much as giving individual agents, individual human beings dignity and respect, and knowing that as much as we might like to wag fingers about them doing something foolish, in fact, there is a deeper sense of logic that we may not understand on a superficial level, but there is often a deeper sense of meaning that we must try to decipher.

For example, when I often look at the behaviors of others, it seems befuddling to me, and also foolish on my end. But, I’m probably 100% certain the other people think the same about myself. And it seems unfitting for me to just put myself on a pedestal, and assume that all of my thoughts actions aims and desires are supreme, and everybody else beneath me is inferior.

The truth is I actually see myself as a pretty ordinary normal kind of average person. I think perhaps instead, my superpower lies around the fact that i’m kind of like a big kid, like I’m the most curious person that I personally know. And I think in modern day times, especially becoming an adult, I think curiosity is courageous. 

---

why do we like to criticize and critique other people?

So what is the number one favorite past time of Americans? Criticizing and critiquing the parenting behaviors of others.

First, if people gonna wanna act basic in a way that you don’t approve of, why do you care? Like are you going to pick it McDonald’s and Starbucks Frappuccino’s, trying to tell everyone not to consume it? To me this is kind of a waste of time and not very effective.

So then if I think about this deeply, why is it that we criticizing critique other people, their behaviors their thoughts the way they spend their money etc.?

First, I cannot speak for other people but let me talk from my perspective.

So for myself, maybe for me I’m trying to put myself in the issues of others, and essentially I’m just trying to share information knowledge wisdom experiences , trying to “help”others, as if I was them.

Now the reason why this might not always be a good thing is that there are a lot of people who do not want to be “helped”. There are some people who want to simply keep to themselves, and they don’t want to be disturbed, and that’s totally cool too.

Before seeking to understand others, seek to understand yourself?

So one big idea I have is maybe the losing bet is trying to work so hard to understand other people. Isn’t it more effective to try to seek to understand yourself?

So obviously everyone thinks different and is different, but I do think that maybe, by using yourself as your own magnifying glass, you could seek to understand all of humanity. Why?

First, my honest belief is that humans are more similar than dissimilar.  and also human motivations and desires have not changed much from ancient Greece. So for example this is where I find that reading to Emily Wilson translations of the Elliot and now the odyssey are really really fascinating because it gives us better insight into maybe more core critical human values, human nature in general?

Why does it matter?

My personal belief is that if you understand the route of human behavior action desires activity etc.… you kind of understand everything.

For example, in the context of sociology… My greatest Boon to studying sociology was it was like my gateway drug to understanding all of human society, and also, individual human actions and activities.

For example, sociology got me into psychology, which then got me into social media, social media marketing and blogging, and also… If history and travel and lifestyle, then philosophy, stoicism, Zen Zen Buddhism Taoism wabi sabi, ethics, aesthetics, and now the philosophy of money economics and bitcoin.

Curiosity is infinite

What is the greatest moving force on the planet? Curiosity. Curiosity means what you care for.

You cannot fake curiosity, nor can you force it. It is simply something that is natural innate, that which flows from within you.

And I think that may be the root of curiosity is enthusiasm, a god dwelling within you. Also the same notion of having a purpose in life, a passion, all kind of a similar thing.

my new purpose in life

I think it is not zero son; you can have more than one purpose in life, directive in life, imperative in life.

But once again, assuming that like 90% of the world’s problems are rooted in the economic, shouldn’t the Y strategy be to try to seek to understand “fix” or at least address the economic question?

Politics

I think when it comes down to it if you could just pinpoint one thing, it will always be 100% about the economy.

it’s the economy stupid!

Carthage must burn!

What is capitalism?

Capitalism economics, economic theory, it is all very critical.

So currently I think the modern day economists are the ones who are being fed endowment checks from Ivy League universities from Harvard Yale etc., and everyone is giving them the big bucks because they’re like the new modern day wizards or sorcerers. The general idea is if we could fund the economist to understand economic question, this will make the institution super super rich.

I cannot speak for institutions because I am just an individual and human being. And my whole realm of care is pretty small; my sphere of concern is myself, Cindy and Seneca, my mom, my sister and her future family and that’s pretty much it. This is my real family.

So first, my first imperative was securing a glorious and splendid future for myself Cindy Seneca my mom in our future growing family. And everything is optimized around this.

Other people are too abstract

So from the get-go, I’ve always only ever been interested in practical matters. Even the reason why I love Stoicism Zen and Taoism so much is that it actually applies to real reality. Even my interest in sociology was it was really really practical useful has real utility in the real world! I still will never forget my horrifying experience studying basic introduction to philosophy class in which the professor, tried to turn logical thinking into mathematics? This horrified me forever. Remember as an undergraduate, desiring to study philosophy, trying to figure out the meaning of life etc., and being stuck doing this insane mathematical equations?

Goals?

Maybe instead of goals, pathways are a more interesting idea. A Pak, pathway is kind of the general direction you tread, and go. And obviously there is a lot of flexibility which is possible here.

And what are the ultimate goals?

I think human human nature or at least for myself is about the zest of life of striving for more! For example, growth is a primary motivator to me.

I’ll give you example, increase overtime, yield overtime. For example, a very simple way to understand things for myself is that I like to see the number go up! Change over time brings me joy. 

For example, in terms of bitcoin, finances and monetary yield, I’d like to see the number go up, not down!

Also with weightlifting, powerlifting one rep Max lifting etc., I love to see my one rep Max numbers go up!

Even look at myself in the mirror, flexing my arms and biceps and seeing the growth of my biceps my triceps, my whole body. This brings me infinite joy, also seeing my body gaining a beautiful glow and bronze tan.

Even the joy of getting a clean fresh haircut from Cindy. Makes me feel so great and handsome!

why have a kid 

Assuming that your life is about joy maximization, having kids wireless one kid seems to make the most sense.

For example, Odysseus and his son; fighting together teaming up together, busting out the arrows and killing the suitors in hilarious fashion.

What is it that Odysseus wanted? It was super simple, just to go back home! To go back to his home  in Ithaca, with his wife Penelope, and his son. To grow old in his own land, with his wealth.

My goals?

What are my personal goals?

For myself, I want to stack the bitcoin into infinity and beyond. I want to buy it up all of it, .

340

So I was doing some mathematics, and it came to my attention that my favorite neighborhood of all time is comprise of 340 plots of land. Each plot of land being worth at least 1 million or $1.1 million.

So a simple mathematical equation is assuming that one plot of land is equivalent to one bitcoin, which means even right now… I believe the true worth of a bitcoin even in 2024 should be at least 1 million or $1.1 million.

So if I was a super awesome capitalist, I would just buy up the whole neighborhood. All 340 plots of land.

17×20

For example, each little square block in my neighborhood has about 20 single-family homes, or at least 20 lots of land. Each plot of land is subdivided into around 5000 ft.².

And then there is about 17 square blocks, so 340 is 17×20.

The new real estate is cyber real estate

So let us break it down real estate, or property. Or a single-family home whatever.

First, the goal is to own the land, how much land? you want to own the best land, the most prime land, in the most prime location, there is no second best.

So for example, it is my personal belief that in all of America maybe, Culver City, Los Angeles, CA 90232 is like 100% the best city in America, maybe the planet.

Why? Supreme weather, supreme infrastructure, and a relatively small and modest city which feels like a big town. I think of Culver City like travel town, also another railroad LA public park you got to check out with your kid.

Anyways, I think the thing with physical land and zoning which is interesting is that I guess you could expand the zoning of a city in a province but still… Even if you expand it upwards, there will be some other spots some other epicenters which are superior to other ones.

There is no second best

I think this is a really really difficult concept to grasp, probably one of the best nuggets of wisdom from Michael Saylor.

So for example, the best or nothing.

Certainly the best car to own even if you were a trillionaire, in terms of comfort convenience and quality is probably a Lexus car. Not a loser Rolls-Royce, which is essentially a BMW with a body kit, not a Mercedes which is an unreliable triangle German loser car, not a Porsche which is essentially a Volkswagen beetle with a body kit, not a Lamborghini which is essentially a Volkswagen Passat on steroids, Not a Ferrari which is just like the ultimate deflationary asset?

Certainly it is like Tesla or nothing. There is no second best electric vehicle. Tesla is the only electric vehicle.

Bitcoin is the same. There is no second best. Not loser Ethereum, which is like having a Samsung android smart phone, the functionality might be better but nobody wants it. Everyone will always want the newest iPhone Pro, which is essentially like bitcoin. Except bitcoin is like 1 trillion times more valuable because it is an appreciating asset, rather than an iPhone Pro which is just a carpal tunnel inducing device, like a vape cigarette, an electronic cigarette.

People always talk about how bitcoin is bad for the planet, but don’t you fools realize that apple is bad for the planet? Apple is essentially leveraging slave labor in mainland China, fox con, putting up nuts so workers don’t commit suicide, and then getting all these millennials, Gen Z vegans to purchase these overpriced iPhones? Apple might be the real scourge to the planet not bitcoin or meat.

Spreading the gospel of bitcoin

I’m  starting to get the sense that actually… Maybe bitcoin will become the new religion, maybe it already is?

Michael Saylor is like one of the living prophets, kind of like Saint Jude, or one of the patron Saints, like Patrick said on his podcast.

Also, Satoshi is like the new Jesus who did the immaculate conception and ascended back into heaven, disappearing forever.

Maybe Vitalik of Ethereum is like the guy who is building the statue of Babel? The new tower of Babel?

Why bitcoin is so ethical

Once again, it is an acid without an issuer, it is like gold, it is ethical. However, it is 1 trillion times more ethical than gold because gold is dug up using slave labor, human slave labor, and all this toxic chemicals and pollution created to harvest it from the Earth.

What is also interesting to me from an environmental perspective is that the goal of a minor will always be to use the cheapest electricity to mine bitcoin. So in fact, the intelligence strategy if you were a minor is to just power your whole mining operation with like nuclear energy or other innovative energy sources which cost pretty much nothing. The downside of coal is that actually it is pretty expensive, ignore the fig news from mainland China.

Also another dirty secret, the only reason why bitcoin got all this fake news about it being bad for the planet was Sam Bankman-Fried, the scam artist behind FTX, essentially paid millions of dollars to Democrats, Tom Brady, politicians influencers and the like and media outlets, also to major league baseball whatever, to spread this fake notion that bitcoin was bad for the planet, because he just wanted to pump up his own fake FTT coin, which is essentially like cotton candy.

This is where the whole notion of proof of stake is positively moronic; only real value could be from real work, based in physics, physical reality. You must have to consume real electronic analog energy to produce a bitcoin which is what gives it its value. Not proof mistake which is just like an American colonist pulling up to the shores, putting a flag staking it into the ground and saying “this belongs to me!”

If you are anti-colonialism, you do not believe in proof of stake. 

a new, more ethical form of capitalism?

I think this is a really really really big idea. The idea and belief in fact, bitcoin could actually become a more ethical form of capitalism?

Cyber capitalism

So the big idea here is that cyber capitalism, if we think cyberspace, it is all so much more ethical.

For example, in cyberspace there is no human death, no missiles, no refugees or hostages no human genocide.

In cyberspace, it is all about wisdom truth, sovereignty and rights.

For example, in cyberspace, no human beings are ever harmed. And if we think about the new arms race, the new arms race should simply be a bitcoin arms race, the basic idea that in fact, instead of stockpiling nukes, we stockpile the bitcoin instead!

Building your own war chest for your family

We are still in year zero of bitcoin, starting January 2025 will be year one.

So one of the first very simple ideas I have is that currently, the use cases of bitcoin is still sparse. Imagine and remember the early days of the iPhone, in the early days of the App Store. I wonder if in the near future there will be some sort of bitcoin App Store, in which you could use your bitcoins for like infinite functions?

Even right now… You’re starting to see innovation happen, like people using bitcoin to back big loans, mortgages and the like?

JP Morgan will buy bitcoin sooner or later

JP Morgan Chase, I just actually found out that they are essentially sponsoring text stars LA, and assuming that JP Morgan Chase is all about money, monetary technology and wealth, wealth preservation and growth, it would almost be foolish for them to not build up their own bitcoin treasury reserve assets.

MicroStrategy is the sexiest stock and company on the planet

I think also what makes Michael Saylor so great relatable, and human is that he has done so many interviews video podcast interviews and the like, with pretty much everybody, and you get to see him as a real human being. Also his Twitter is amazing it is the only one I follow.

And it’s kind of crazy… Micro strategy is almost close to 400,000 bitcoins and if you go to saylortracker.com,  and just look at the simple graphs, and also the simple numerical tables and balances and balance sheets, all of the micro strategy bitcoin buys have yielded a grand profit! It’s all green!

New economics

Maybe the new field of economics is more like personal economics,  your own personal economic theory for yourself, your kids your family etc.

I guess the ultimate Takeaway point is you must posit this for yourself, not get it from others.

ERIC

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Black out tape?

Becoming more visible or invisible?

STAY FOCUSED.

Is focus a virtue?

FUTURE SOLDIER.

hoard the best?

Once you found or discovered the best, then what?

Then maybe the next step is just hoard the best! 

For example, hoard the property, hoard bitcoin!

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The best camera is a Panasonic-LUMIX?

It’s funny, Panasonic Lumix is almost like the Lexus, the reality is that the Lexus is the best car, yet it is certainly not as flashy is having the Mercedes or whatever. But it is the best.

Maybe also similarly speaking, everyone always thinks that the Leica camera is the best, but it is not. It is the Panasonic LUMIX.

Even the dirty seeker of Leica, essentially all of her digital technologies, I believe we’re actually inherited from Panasonic LUMIX. Why? Just look at the Leica Q camera, it uses the same batteries as a Panasonic Lumix battery! That’s like 100% proof.

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Why do people desire the second best?

My only working theory is that the only reason people want the second best is because they want to be different, the cult of different is that the general idea is that somehow, being different is superior?

But this is actually not the case. Bitcoin is the best, everything else sucks. Like really bad.

To me bitcoin is like being the raging dragon in the Lord of the rings, and everything else is like the dwarf hobbit midgets?

Goliath or midget?

Do you want to be the giant, the giant slayer or the munchkin midgets?

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better to die enormous than lie dormant

JAY Z GOALS

Does your car make you tough?

 obviously not! Otherwise you just be a midget in a cyber truck

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The Titan, the leviathan!

the cost of living

This doesn’t really interest me anymore?

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OVERPOWER, OVERWISDOM?

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delete x10

Nobody cares about aerodynamics?

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Matte black Honda Odyssey?

  let’s make it work, let’s make it happen! Especially in which everybody wins!

It must be a win-win scenario for all!

Secure future for your mom, your kid your wife, your future kids your family?

90% in the cyber realm, 10% in the real realm?

8020 split; 80% of your wealth in bitcoin, maybe 20% of your wealth in physical real estate?

Tell the old story for our modern times

Find the beginning

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The brutal sack of Troy

Sail safely home to their wives

The man was friendless

Hundred cattle, hundred rams

Banquet

They themselves increase it by folly

Folly

Sack

Perceptive Hermes flashed into sight

His death paid all debts

No friends

Holds up the pillars of the sea

The cloud god

More sensible than other humans

How can he get back home?

–> getting back home is the goal!

Hermes the giant slayer

Rouse the courage of his son

Notable reputation

To understand human thinking action behaviors and decisions and desires read Iliad, odyssey.

Golden

Quick attentive house slaves

Carve up heaping plates of meat

Feeling dejected?

Go courage

Gaining back his honor, control all his property
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Good evening stranger and welcome. Be our guest and tell us what you need.

Share our dinner

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Stores of weapons

Signing and dancing, glories of the feast

Only interested in music, a life of ease they make no contribution

Wealth and gold and fancy clothes?

Clear bright eyes

I am no prophet

He is resourceful

Grow old at his home with all his wealth

Sparkling eyes

You and your sons will make name in history because you are so clever

Arrogant and self indulgent

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Moodily

Our future bright when he was still at home

Win fame for his son

Nameless, unknown

Eating, spoiling the house

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Light feet

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Black is the color of death? 

Unwavering, unflinching

Don’t flinch. 

As close to the floor as possible

With shoes and life in general, best to be maximally close to the floor?

Also with homes… Just one story, maximum closeness to the ground!

Even if you were a trillionaire, having a multi story home is actually not a desired thing. Less stability , worse?

Even with cars, the best car is like in the slammed to the floor, ideally as close to the floor as possible. Better to have like a Tesla model S plaid, lowered, or even a Tesla model three performance, not a cyber truck or any other lifted SUV vehicle.

Even in terms of cars, the best car actually might be like a McLaren, maximally like small compact, closest to the floor possible! And honestly, at this point, it really isn’t about power anymore, nobody really cares about how fast your car is because I just want the fastest car on the planet, you just buy a Tesla.But people don’t want this

The Real desires of people? 

It’s more simple, just cause and effect!

So for example, if a man or a father act poorly to his wife and his children… The obvious effect is that their children will shine the father in eternity for the negative forever!

And also… Maybe even the mother or the grandmother of that bad father, should be held liable;

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Physical ethics 

Maybe the interesting thought here is understanding that all sorts of ethical behavior from certain entities will result in a real experience.

For example, if you have an annoying family member or negative family member or a bad family member, obviously their behaviors will manifest in which once again, you shall shun them.

Even other people, once again their ethics, their behavior is their attitudes the way they interact with you talk to you or don’t talk to you, will manifest itself in some sort of real type of behavior from you.

Social physics?

Negativity breathes negativity, positivity attracts positivity? Isn’t this obvious?

The reason why this is a good one is that maybe we should not ascribe any sort of moralistic judgment to any of it, once again, mere physics, cause-and-effect. 

Don’t criticize people for their decisions

It’s more simple, just cause and effect!

So for example, if a man or a father act poorly to his wife and his children… The obvious effect is that their children will shine the father in eternity for the negative forever!

And also… Maybe even the mother or the grandmother of that bad father, should be held liable;

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Physical ethics 

Maybe the interesting thought here is understanding that all sorts of ethical behavior from certain entities will result in a real experience.

For example, if you have an annoying family member or negative family member or a bad family member, obviously their behaviors will manifest in which once again, you shall shun them.

Even other people, once again their ethics, their behavior is their attitudes the way they interact with you talk to you or don’t talk to you, will manifest itself in some sort of real type of behavior from you.

Social physics?

Negativity breathes negativity, positivity attracts positivity? Isn’t this obvious?

The reason why this is a good one is that maybe we should not ascribe any sort of moralistic judgment to any of it, once again, mere physics, cause-and-effect. 

So I think the whole time my quest was seeking to understand human behavior; this is my primary focus and inquiry about almost everything, my primum mobile, my first moving force.

For example, I think my introduction to sociology and psychology philosophy and now economics actually is all around this question.

Is human behavior “rational”?

According to Mises, and the Austrian school of economics, they believe it is rational. Not rational like if we think it is wise or foolish, but rational in so far much as giving individual agents, individual human beings dignity and respect, and knowing that as much as we might like to wag fingers about them doing something foolish, in fact, there is a deeper sense of logic that we may not understand on a superficial level, but there is often a deeper sense of meaning that we must try to decipher.

For example, when I often look at the behaviors of others, it seems befuddling to me, and also foolish on my end. But, I’m probably 100% certain the other people think the same about myself. And it seems unfitting for me to just put myself on a pedestal, and assume that all of my thoughts actions aims and desires are supreme, and everybody else beneath me is inferior.

The truth is I actually see myself as a pretty ordinary normal kind of average person. I think perhaps instead, my superpower lies around the fact that i’m kind of like a big kid, like I’m the most curious person that I personally know. And I think in modern day times, especially becoming an adult, I think curiosity is courageous. 

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why do we like to criticize and critique other people?

So what is the number one favorite past time of Americans? Criticizing and critiquing the parenting behaviors of others.

First, if people gonna wanna act basic in a way that you don’t approve of, why do you care? Like are you going to pick it McDonald’s and Starbucks Frappuccino’s, trying to tell everyone not to consume it? To me this is kind of a waste of time and not very effective.

So then if I think about this deeply, why is it that we criticizing critique other people, their behaviors their thoughts the way they spend their money etc.?

First, I cannot speak for other people but let me talk from my perspective.

So for myself, maybe for me I’m trying to put myself in the issues of others, and essentially I’m just trying to share information knowledge wisdom experiences , trying to “help”others, as if I was them.

Now the reason why this might not always be a good thing is that there are a lot of people who do not want to be “helped”. There are some people who want to simply keep to themselves, and they don’t want to be disturbed, and that’s totally cool too.

Pretty excited, now that Black Friday and Thanksgiving is over, December 1, time for us to experience the best Christmas of all time!

” a possible blue green imbalance on saylortracker.com?”

Not to just hate or criticize it

Humans! Hormesis and biology! Yippie!

Bitcoin is my new social?

Capitalism as productive, accretive,,, yielding upwards and growth. Consumerism is like the total opposite?

Is it possible to have a pro capitalist framework which is anti consumerist?

Yes— Bitcoin!

Bitcoin as anti consumerism, pro capitalism? Digital Capitalism? Cyber Capitalism?

Ok this is starting to get out of hand ,,,

Kanye made all of it cool and desired? No Kanye, no Rolls, no Lambo, no Louis V, no nothing!

Ironically enough true luxury is more analogue?

Just make aesthetics your apex value, all else shall follow —

Obviously you’d want the Bitcoin!

The next 4 years Trump in office ,,, Jan 20, 2025 to 2029 — the next 4 years will be the next 4 years of the most amazing economic prosperity of all time? Especially if you’re on the Bitcoin standard, MSTR, microstrategy and Bitcoin!

Projections

Traditionally BTC is 60% ARR, MSTR is 120% ARR. Maybe with Trump, we can double that?

BTC target 120% ARR, MSTR 240% ARR?

Show also $150k ARR 240% over 4 years

Here’s a year-by-year breakdown of ARR growth starting from $150k with a 240% annual growth rate over 4 years:

Formula Recap:

Where:

• ARR at Year 0 = $150k

• Growth Rate = 240% = 2.4

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Year-by-Year Growth:

1. Year 0 (Starting ARR): $150,000

2. Year 1:

ARR: $510,000

3. Year 2:

ARR: $1.734M

4. Year 3:

ARR: $5.896M

5. Year 4:

ARR: $20.046M

Summary:

• Year 0: $150,000

• Year 1: $510,000

• Year 2: $1.734M

• Year 3: $5.896M

• Year 4: $20.046M

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1.9$M ARR of 120% for 4 years

Here’s a year-by-year breakdown of ARR growth with a 120% annual growth rate starting from $1.9M:

1. Year 0 (Starting ARR): $1.9M

2. Year 1:

ARR: $4.18M

3. Year 2:

ARR: $9.20M

4. Year 3:

ARR: $20.24M

5. Year 4:

ARR: $44.53M

Summary:

• Year 0: $1.90M

• Year 1: $4.18M

• Year 2: $9.20M

• Year 3: $20.24M

• Year 4: $44.53M

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To calculate the cumulative ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) growth over four years with a 120% annual growth rate, here’s how it works:

Formula:

Where:

• ARR at Year 0 = $1.9M

• Growth Rate = 120% = 1.2

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Let’s calculate:

So, the ARR after four years will be approximately $44.51M.

Bitcoin is not risky, just high voltage, high volatility? It’s almost like no risk, no hazard or peril — “If it’s not going to zero it’s going to a million”— (Saylor) and now — I’m quite certain Bitcoin will keep going up, at a phenomenal rate, forever!

To dare or venture?

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The word “risk” has a rich and somewhat complex etymological history that traces back through several languages and centuries. Here’s a detailed overview of its origins and evolution:

Origins in Italian and Spanish

• Italian “risicare”: The English word “risk” is believed to derive from the Italian verb “risicare,” which means “to dare” or “to venture.” This term encapsulates the essence of taking a chance or facing potential danger, aligning closely with the contemporary meaning of “risk.”

• Spanish “riesgo”: The Italian “risicare” likely borrowed from the Spanish word “riesgo,” which translates to “danger” or “hazard.” The Spanish term has been used historically to describe the perils associated with maritime voyages, trading, and other ventures, emphasizing the inherent uncertainties involved.

Possible Arabic Influence

• Arabic “ar-Risk”: Some etymologists suggest a possible influence from the Arabic word “ar-risk,” although this connection is less certain. During the medieval period, Arabic had a significant impact on European languages, especially in the realms of trade, science, and navigation, which could have facilitated the transmission of terms related to danger and uncertainty.

Transition into English

• Late 16th Century Adoption: The word “risk” entered the English language in the late 16th century, initially retaining meanings related to “danger” and “hazard.” Over time, its usage expanded to encompass a broader range of uncertainties and potential negative outcomes in various contexts, including finance, health, and everyday decision-making.

Related Words and Derivatives

• “Risky”: An adjective form meaning “full of risk” or “hazardous.”

• “Riskiness”: A noun form referring to the quality of being risky.

• “Riskless” / “Risk-Free”: Terms used to describe situations or investments that are devoid of risk.

Semantic Evolution

While the core concept of “risk” has remained centered around the idea of uncertainty and potential negative consequences, its applications have broadened significantly. In modern usage, “risk” can pertain to various fields such as:

• Finance: The possibility of losing money on an investment.

• Health: The likelihood of developing a disease or injury.

• Everyday Life: The chances involved in daily decisions and actions.

Summary

In summary, the word “risk” originated from the Italian “risicare,” meaning “to dare,” and likely passed through Spanish “riesgo,” meaning “danger.” Its adoption into English in the late 16th century brought with it connotations of danger and uncertainty, which have since expanded to various aspects of modern life. The term’s journey through languages reflects the universal human engagement with uncertainty and the challenges of venturing into the unknown.

peril & danger vs uncertainty about the future?

Risk etymology

The word “risk” has a fascinating etymology that reflects its historical evolution across languages and cultures. Here’s an outline:

1. Greek Origins:

• Some scholars trace the word to the Greek noun ῥιζικόν (rhizikon), meaning “root” or “stone.” This might refer metaphorically to hazards or obstacles encountered on a journey or at sea.

2. Latin Influence:

• The Latin word resicum or risicum was used in legal contexts to denote “danger” or “chance.” It may have been influenced by the Greek root.

3. Medieval Italian:

• During the Middle Ages, the Italian word rischio or risco emerged, particularly in maritime contexts, referring to the dangers and uncertainties of sea travel and trade. The Italian verb rischiare means “to dare” or “to take a chance.”

4. Spread to Other Languages:

• From Italian, the term spread to other European languages:

• Spanish: riesgo

• French: risque

• English: risk

• It was adopted into English by the 17th century, likely through French or Italian trade and finance.

5. Modern Meaning:

• Over time, “risk” evolved from its association with specific maritime dangers to a broader concept of potential loss, harm, or uncertainty in any endeavor.

This etymological journey highlights how the concept of “risk” developed alongside the growth of commerce, exploration, and human ventures into the unknown.

Yes, you can take out a hard money loan for business purposes, particularly if you plan to use the loan to invest in or purchase real estate for your business. Hard money loans are flexible and can be used for various types of business needs, especially when traditional financing isn’t an option. Here’s how and when you might use one:

Business Applications for Hard Money Loans

1. Commercial Real Estate Purchases:

• If your business wants to purchase commercial property, such as office space, warehouses, or retail locations, a hard money loan can provide quick funding.

2. Property Development or Renovations:

• Ideal for businesses looking to renovate or develop properties, such as flipping commercial spaces or improving rental properties.

3. Bridge Loans:

• Useful for businesses needing temporary financing to bridge the gap while waiting for longer-term funding.

4. Startups and Entrepreneurs:

• Hard money loans might help new business owners who lack the credit history or financials required for traditional loans but can offer collateral (e.g., property).

5. Debt Consolidation or Working Capital:

• Businesses can leverage hard money loans to consolidate existing debt or gain quick access to working capital.

6. Expansion Projects:

• If a business wants to expand its facilities or operations and traditional financing isn’t an option, hard money lenders might step in.

Things to Keep in Mind

1. Collateral Requirement:

• Hard money loans are secured by real estate. You must offer property as collateral, which could be personal or business property.

2. High Interest Rates:

• Expect higher interest rates (8–15%) compared to traditional loans.

3. Short-Term Nature:

• These loans typically have terms of 6 months to a few years, so they’re best for short-term needs or projects with a clear exit strategy.

4. Fast Approval Process:

• They are great for businesses that need funding quickly to seize time-sensitive opportunities.

5. Risk:

• If you fail to repay the loan, you risk losing the property used as collateral.

Is It the Right Option for Your Business?

A hard money loan might make sense for your business if:

• You need quick funding for real estate-related ventures.

• Traditional lenders have denied your loan applications.

• You have a solid plan to repay the loan within the short-term timeframe.

However, due to the high costs, it’s important to carefully evaluate whether this type of loan aligns with your business needs and cash flow.

A hard money loan is a type of short-term financing secured by real estate property. Unlike traditional loans that are primarily based on the borrower’s creditworthiness and income, hard money loans focus on the value of the collateral—the property itself. These loans are typically provided by private investors or lending companies rather than conventional banks.

Key Characteristics:

• Collateral-Based: The loan amount is determined by the property’s value, often a percentage of the property’s quick-sale value, known as the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio.

• Short-Term Duration: Hard money loans usually have terms ranging from 6 months to a few years.

• Higher Interest Rates and Fees: Due to the increased risk to the lender, interest rates are generally higher than those of traditional loans, and fees such as origination points can be substantial.

• Faster Approval and Funding: The approval process is quicker because lenders focus less on the borrower’s financial status and more on the property’s value.

• Less Stringent Requirements: Borrowers with poor credit or those unable to secure traditional financing may still qualify.

Common Uses:

• Real Estate Investments: Investors use hard money loans to purchase, renovate, and sell properties quickly (often referred to as “flipping”).

• Bridge Financing: Borrowers use these loans as a temporary solution while waiting for long-term financing.

• Commercial Properties: Businesses may leverage hard money loans to acquire or improve commercial real estate.

Considerations:

• Risk of Foreclosure: Failure to repay can result in the lender seizing the property.

• Costly: The higher interest rates and fees can make these loans expensive over time.

• Exit Strategy Needed: Borrowers should have a clear plan for repaying the loan, such as selling the property or refinancing.

Conclusion:

Hard money loans offer a financing alternative for those needing quick access to capital or those who may not qualify for traditional loans. However, due to their higher costs and risks, they are generally best suited for experienced investors who have a solid plan for repayment.

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A hard money loan is a type of short-term loan that is typically secured by real estate. It is primarily used in real estate transactions, especially by property investors, house flippers, or developers who need quick funding and may not qualify for traditional financing.

Key Features of Hard Money Loans:

1. Collateral-Based:

• The loan is primarily secured by the value of the property being purchased or refinanced, rather than the borrower’s creditworthiness.

2. Short-Term Duration:

• Hard money loans usually have terms ranging from 6 months to a few years.

3. Higher Interest Rates:

• Interest rates are generally higher than traditional loans (often 8-15%) because the loans are riskier for lenders.

4. Fast Approval Process:

• Lenders can approve and fund hard money loans much more quickly than conventional loans, often within days.

5. Less Stringent Requirements:

• Borrowers with lower credit scores or unconventional financial situations may still qualify, as the lender focuses more on the property’s value.

6. Uses:

• Often used for real estate investments, including fix-and-flip projects, land loans, construction loans, or as a bridge loan.

7. Loan-to-Value (LTV) Ratios:

• Hard money lenders typically offer loans with lower LTV ratios (e.g., 50-70% of the property value), requiring the borrower to contribute more equity.

While hard money loans are a flexible and quick financing option, their high costs and short durations make them best suited for specific scenarios rather than general use.

Yes, with capitalism ,,, you can have it all, with intelligent capital leverages!

Ride and surf the bitcoin wave!

Going from $250,000 to now over $2.6M?

Bitcoin — multiplied my wealth like At least 10x, maybe 12-13x?

Bitcoin. Spreading the gospel of bitcoin?

Travel town!

Can Bitcoin Make You Healthier?

In today’s chaotic world, where traditional values seem eroded by the forces of hyper-consumerism and infinite distraction, we find ourselves searching for meaning, order, and ultimately, health—both physical and mental. Among the emerging paradigms of thought and systems of value, Bitcoin has transcended its original identity as a mere digital currency. It has become a movement, a philosophy, and for many, a religion. But here’s the provocative question: can Bitcoin actually make you healthier? Not richer, not freer—healthier.

Let’s break this down by considering health in its holistic sense. Health isn’t just about hitting the gym or eating salads; it’s about the full alignment of body, mind, and spirit. Bitcoin, in its deepest essence, is about more than money. It’s about discipline, sovereignty, and the rejection of mediocrity—qualities that could revolutionize our approach to health.

The Discipline of Scarcity

Bitcoin’s fixed supply—the sacred 21 million—offers a profound lesson in discipline. Its very nature rejects the endless printing of fiat currency, and with it, the bloated excesses of modern consumer society. By embracing Bitcoin’s philosophy of scarcity, we are reminded that our time, energy, and bodies are also finite resources.

Ask yourself: do you treat your health with the same reverence as Bitcoiners treat their private keys? If you consider your body as your personal blockchain, then every action—every workout, every meal, every night of restful sleep—is a block that builds upon the foundation of a healthier self. Much like Bitcoin mining requires proof-of-work, building a healthy life requires effort, consistency, and patience. It’s not about immediate gratification but long-term compounding returns.

Bitcoin’s Anti-Fragility and Human Resilience

Nassim Taleb’s concept of anti-fragility—where systems become stronger in the face of volatility—resonates deeply within the Bitcoin ethos. Bitcoin thrives amidst chaos, adapting and growing stronger with each attack or critique. Similarly, a healthy individual becomes resilient through stress. Exercise, for instance, is controlled stress; fasting is the strategic application of hunger. By pushing the body slightly out of equilibrium, we train it to return stronger.

Bitcoin teaches us to embrace volatility rather than fear it. Could we apply this mindset to health? Imagine seeing every challenge to your well-being—whether it’s a hard workout, a fast, or even an illness—not as a setback but as an opportunity to grow. Much like the hodler who withstands market downturns, the healthy individual thrives by leaning into discomfort.

Sovereignty Over Mind and Body

Bitcoin is fundamentally about sovereignty. It wrests control away from centralized institutions and places it firmly in the hands of the individual. This shift in power parallels the journey of taking control of one’s health.

In a world where health is increasingly outsourced—to fad diets, pharmaceutical companies, and corporate-sponsored “wellness”—Bitcoin reminds us to reclaim our autonomy. Just as a Bitcoiner safeguards their wallet, you must safeguard your body. It’s not about trusting the system; it’s about building your own.

What if you treated your health the way Bitcoiners treat their security protocols? Would you allow junk food (the fiat of nutrition) to enter your body, or would you carefully vet every calorie? Would you waste hours scrolling on your phone, or would you invest that time in meditation, mobility, or mastery? Bitcoin demands intentionality—and so does health.

The Time Horizon of Longevity

Hodling Bitcoin is an exercise in long-term thinking. It requires a profound understanding of delayed gratification and a willingness to prioritize the future over fleeting pleasures. The same principle applies to health. Your body today is the result of decisions made years ago, and the choices you make now will determine your future self.

A Bitcoin hodler doesn’t panic sell during a dip; similarly, a healthy individual doesn’t abandon their habits during hard times. Consistency, rooted in belief and vision, is the key. Just as Bitcoin teaches us to value the long-term over the short-term, a commitment to health requires us to see beyond the immediate gratification of comfort food or laziness.

Bitcoin as a Mental Model for Health

At its core, Bitcoin isn’t just a technology—it’s a mental model. It challenges us to question the systems we take for granted and to imagine alternative ways of living. When applied to health, this mindset becomes transformative. Instead of blindly trusting the “experts” or falling prey to the latest health trends, we begin to think critically. What is truly nourishing? What habits create value over time? What is the proof-of-work for a meaningful, healthy life?

The Future of Health in a Bitcoin World

As Bitcoin continues to reshape our economic systems, it may also reshape our approach to health. Imagine a world where Bitcoin incentivizes wellness: earning sats for every mile run, every healthy meal logged, every meditation completed. This isn’t far-fetched; it’s the logical next step in a society that values decentralization and self-improvement.

But even without these technological advances, Bitcoin’s philosophy can already guide us toward a healthier existence. It reminds us that value comes from effort, that discipline breeds freedom, and that sovereignty is the highest form of wealth.

Conclusion

Can Bitcoin make you healthier? Indirectly, perhaps, but powerfully so. By adopting the principles that Bitcoin embodies—discipline, anti-fragility, sovereignty, and long-term thinking—you can transform not just your financial life but your physical and mental well-being. Bitcoin may not replace your doctor, but it can offer something deeper: a framework for living well in an uncertain world.

So, the next time you stack sats, ask yourself: are you stacking health too? After all, true wealth is impossible without it.

Only 21 million coins ,,, forever! Big deal —

Never sell the bitcoin!

Fiat currency you can stack it forever? With bitcoin, it is the first and only true numerical scarcity on the planet?

Physical, physiological abundance and over-abundance!

And fat, adipose tissue, bodily body fat as solidified degeneracy?

Not to achieve a certain physique, or even hit certain numbers, but rather, always gain more strength power physiological power and muscle!

Muscle as simply solidified power?

I desire more physiological power! Also more economic, capital power?

There is no second best. Don’t trade the best for the “second best”, as there is no second best.

The Traveler

It’s a trap!

Visual joy?

Property value

Categorically different

Paradigm shift

Don’t diversify from the best